| 释义 |
antidumping law an·ti·dump·ing law (an'tē-dŭmp'ing law) Governmental regulation that may vary by jurisdiction, but which, in general, mandates that a hospital or care facility must either provide therapy regardless of ability to pay or transfer the penurious or destitute patient to another facility; such laws generally forbid health care facilities to refuse care to such patients or to "dump" them on another care provider (or city street). |